Daniel Kriozere

For climate tech startups, corporations unlock key commercialization pathways. But pitching a prospective corporate partner is very different from pitching a venture capital firm. Let's learn how to navigate this tough, but rewarding journey - we simplified it to 4 steps.

Building a climate company that serves Latin America or the US? @WindVenturesvc is the strategic venture capital arm of COPEC, the leading downstream energy player in Latin America (gas stations/convenience stores). Let's learn how to make them your next investor.

Nuclear waste...they half-life so quickly. also sub to the newsletter there's nuclear content in it 💥

@sjfventures invests in high-growth companies creating a healthier, smarter, and cleaner future. Curious how to get funded by this Seed to Series E fund? Let's dive in

Biomass operations are traditionally large facilities co-located with mills/lumber yard operations. However, biomass production is incompatible with large facilities. This means that remote and rural communities are shut out. Meet @BiomassTakachar a startup solving this problem

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Ecotone’s success directly impacts the long-term viability of waste processing. Their objective is to empower sustainable communities, resulting in more conscious, sustainable, and affluent communities. Read the full article here - readtheimpact.com/ecotone-th…

Ecotone Renewables (@CleantechOpen, Applications Due April 17th) is the most environmentally friendly option for food waste processing and fertilizer production.

What do solar loans, ETFs, and GameStop have to do with each other? This clip from our most recent podcast. @SwarnavSPujari sat down with Kevin Conroy to talk about how Finite's SolarX Fund works. Watch the full episode here - youtu.be/tZ5QWT8tW80

A common occurrence when you look at your climate technology – especially when you’re at the seed stage and trying to raise a round of funding – is that you see opportunities to apply it in multiple markets. Let's break down how to navigate this 🧵

Startups are sometimes reluctant to pursue corporate partnerships. Corporations can be opaque and complex. Startups fear that partnership discussions will bog them down without driving results 🧵